Painting with modeling paste

Are you mystified by acrylic pastes? Acrylic pastes can add beautiful textures on any project, but if you don’t know how they work, they may seem hard to use. Today we’ll talk about what you need to know to purchase and color acrylic pastes. Hop-A-Long Studio is reader-supported. When you buy through links on our

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silicone modelling paste in moulds for door, vine and swirly bits. texture paste through a brick wall stencil underneath, and cheesecloth & white gesso (primer) over the whole lot. Creating the texture actually took longer than painting it, something which keeps surprising me. Here it is before I added colour - visual might help you to understand how it was done.

48.4K likes, 222 comments. “✨ What is my secret of The Perfect Creamy Texture - Save for later! ✨ Obviously it’s the paste! Here is what I use and what works for me! ✨ Joint Compound from hardware store and just using it by itself can also can give you amazing results. It is the most inexpensive alternative. ✨ Modeling Paste: I usually add the same amount of joint compound and modelling paste to get to the creamy texture and smooth things out while drying! It’s pretty expensive and not…

Today, I am going to give a tutorial, using modeling paste, to create easy home decor pictures. Supplies Modeling Paste Plastic Stencil Canvas Plastic Palette Knives Assorted acrylic paints Sponge brush Spray water bottle Rag For this demonstration, I am using an 8x8 flat canvas board, which will rest on an easel for display. Later in the project you will see an 11x14 regular artist canvas, which is what I usually utilize for this type of project. A flat wooden surface would also do well…